2010 Map of Fort Plain

About this map

The Mohawk River corridor defines the landscape of this 2010 survey, serving as the primary artery for both transit and historic settlement patterns. Near the village of Fort Plain, the convergence of Otsquago Creek and the river marks a dense area of local history, including the large Fort Plain Cemetery and several small airfields like Di Stefano Airpark. To the west, the community of Mindenville sits along the river's northern edge, while the rural uplands are dotted with family-named crossroads such as Charlesworth Corners, Keesler Corners, and Brookman Corners. This documentation of the Mohawk Valley shows a persistent network of family cemeteries—including the Nellis Cemetery, Klock Cemetery, and Yerding Cemetery—which remain preserved among the agricultural tracts and modern infrastructure of the valley floor.